Hallo Alberto,
Alberto Monteiro hat gesagt: // Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> Frank Barknecht wrote:
> >
> > Bad. I'm at loss now. Did you try some other files?
> >
> You mean, other wav files? Yes.
>
> > Aplay shouldn't wait so long. Can you use alsamixer to unmute your
> > card?
> >
> Yes :-(
Well,
Frank Barknecht wrote:
>
> Bad. I'm at loss now. Did you try some other files?
>
You mean, other wav files? Yes.
> Aplay shouldn't wait so long. Can you use alsamixer to unmute your
> card?
>
Yes :-(
Alberto Monteiro
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Hallo,
Alberto Monteiro hat gesagt: // Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> But alsa, in its untils directory, has alsasound
That's the one.
> > Try restarting ALSA with that like "/etc/init.d/alsa restart"
> > or "/etc/init.d/alsa force-restart"
> >
> Ok:
>
> me> kill 1378 # artsd
> me> cd something
> me
Frank Barknecht wrote:
>
>> No, nothing changed. It still runs for an infinite time, and then I
>> have to abort it with control-Z
>
> Actually this is suspending, not aborting. aplay continues to run,
> it's only sleeping after C-z.
>
Ok, I will try to use the correct terminology.
>> OTOH, after
Hallo,
Alberto Monteiro hat gesagt: // Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> Ok, let me try aplay now that I killed artsd
>
> No, nothing changed. It still runs for an infinite time, and then I
> have to abort it with control-Z
Actually this is suspending, not aborting. aplay continues to run,
it's only sle
Frank Barknecht wrote:
>
>> Now I have a new error: a 5-second wav file takes an infinite
>> time to aplay, with no sound output. I have to abort and kill it.
>
> It may not seem so, but this it's much better. My (string) guess is,
> that some other program is occupying the sound devices now. Do y
Hallo,
Alberto Monteiro hat gesagt: // Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> Now I have a new error: a 5-second wav file takes an infinite
> time to aplay, with no sound output. I have to abort and kill it.
It may not seem so, but this it's much better. My (string) guess is,
that some other program is occupy
Frank Barknecht wrote:
>
>> This is not my case. albmont is not in the audio group. Should this
>> be a problem?
[BTW: I fixed this, adding albmont to the audio group, and it still
doesn't work - but I see some progress: there's a different error
now]
> Many distributions allow only members of gr
Hallo,
Alberto Monteiro hat gesagt: // Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> Frank Barknecht wrote:
> >
> >>> Also make sure your user account is member of the group "audio" (check
> >>> with "groups").
> >>
> >> Uh?
> >
> > "groups" is a command you can use in a terminal to check which groups
> > you belong
Frank Barknecht wrote:
>
>>> Also make sure your user account is member of the group "audio" (check
>>> with "groups").
>>
>> Uh?
>
> "groups" is a command you can use in a terminal to check which groups
> you belong to. There are some more funny commands in Linux, like "id"
> or "whoami" ("Who am
Hallo,
Alberto Monteiro hat gesagt: // Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> Frank Barknecht wrote:
> >> BTW, the permissions for /usr/dsp are:
> >>
> >> crw-rw-rw-1 albmont audio 14, 3 Nov 7 03:05 /dev/dsp
> >
> > /dev/dsp and all other sound devices in /dev/snd/ should not belong to
> > a user b
Frank Barknecht wrote:
>
>> BTW, the permissions for /usr/dsp are:
>>
>> crw-rw-rw-1 albmont audio 14, 3 Nov 7 03:05 /dev/dsp
>
> /dev/dsp and all other sound devices in /dev/snd/ should not belong to
> a user but belong to root. So it should look somthing like this:
>
> ...
> crw-rw--
Hallo,
Alberto Monteiro hat gesagt: // Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> Frank Barknecht wrote:
> >
> >>> What errors do you get?
> >>
> >> No errors
> >>
> > I meant those "crazy error messages" from above. How are you
> > trying to play something?
> >
> play, aplay, xmms - nothing works.
>
> > You sho
Frank Barknecht wrote:
>
>>> What errors do you get?
>>
>> No errors
>>
> I meant those "crazy error messages" from above. How are you
> trying to play something?
>
play, aplay, xmms - nothing works.
> You should at first try it with "aplay".
>
aplay: main:503: audio open error: Permission denied
Hallo,
Alberto Monteiro hat gesagt: // Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> Frank Barknecht wrote:
> >
> >> Everything seems fine during the ./configure, make, make install,
> >> and alsaconf phases, but then when I want to play something,
> >> either nothing happens, or I get back some crazy error messages
Frank Barknecht wrote:
>
>> Everything seems fine during the ./configure, make, make install,
>> and alsaconf phases, but then when I want to play something,
>> either nothing happens, or I get back some crazy error messages.
>
> Well, but this isn't fixed by using sndconfig instead. Some common
>
Hallo,
Alberto Monteiro hat gesagt: // Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> Frank Barknecht wrote:
> >
> >> sndconfig returns some stupid error related to via82cxxx_audio -
> >> this is not a module from alsa, or is it?
> >
> > No, it's not. As far as I know sndconfig only configures OSS modules.
> > Use als
Frank Barknecht wrote:
>
>> sndconfig returns some stupid error related to via82cxxx_audio -
>> this is not a module from alsa, or is it?
>
> No, it's not. As far as I know sndconfig only configures OSS modules.
> Use alsaconf for ALSA.
>
But alsaconf is not configuring ALSA after I install ALSA. I
Hallo,
Alberto Monteiro hat gesagt: // Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> Does sndconfig crash something when it's used with alsa?
>
> sndconfig returns some stupid error related to via82cxxx_audio -
> this is not a module from alsa, or is it?
No, it's not. As far as I know sndconfig only configures OSS
Does sndconfig crash something when it's used with alsa?
sndconfig returns some stupid error related to via82cxxx_audio -
this is not a module from alsa, or is it?
Alberto Monteiro
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